Archival Descriptions

Displaying items 201 to 220 of 296
Language of Description: English
Country: Ukraine
  1. Office of the Ukrainian auxiliary police in the town of Konotop

    • Конотопське міське управління Української допоміжної охоронної поліції

    Collection contains orders of the district elder about the passporting of the population, dismissal and recruitment. Lists, identity cards and personal applications for issuing passports. Accounting books for issuing passports. Search records. The book of the property of the police. Payroll information for police officers. The collection includes: 1. Lists of the dwellers of Konotop, including Jews (inv. 1, file 35, pp. 196, 201, 214, 223-225); 2. Statements about confiscation of property from the Jews of Konotop (inv. 2, file 2, pp. 17, 31, 33, 35, 305, 311, 371-377).

  2. Kharkiv medico-legal mortuary of the Kharkiv city administration

    • Харківський міський судово-медичний морг Харківської міської управи
    • Kharkivskyi miskyi sudovo-medychnyi morg Kharkivskoi miskoi upravy

    Collection contains instructions of the Department of Health on the procedure for receiving patients, correspondence with city and district authorities on the restoration of lost metric statements, on the mass burial of corpses. Orders and acts of forensic medical examination. Register books. Lists of staff for obtaining rations. Files 9-15, 17-20, 22-25, 27, 28, 55, 59 contain letters of transmittal about the dead individuals of Jewish origin to the mortuary stating their names, addresses, age and reason of death (suicide, starvation, sickness and so on).

  3. Department of Public Health of Simferopol City Council

    • Врачебно-санитарный отдел Симферопольской городской управы

    Budget. Lists of personnel of patient care institutions. Surveys and estimates on the state of health affairs in the Crimea. Information about diseases of inpatients and outpatients. The number of employees and salary costs for hospitals. Lists of medical workers in cities and districts of Crimea. Information regarding Jewish physicians and the Holocaust can be found in the file 1 of inventory 1 (contains monthly reports about number of employees and salaries, for November-December of 1941), as well as in the file 6 of inventory 1 (information about medical personnel, reports about activiti...

  4. Levivka village administration in Pidvysotsk district

    • Левівська сільська управа Підвисоцького району
    • Levivska silska uprava Pidvysotskoho raionu

    Collection contains orders, instructions from Kirovohrad Gebietskommissariat on administrative, agricultural and economic issues, the fight against the partisan movement, sending of prisoners of war to Germany, the mandatory supply of agricultural products, the taxation and collection of fines from the population. Information on the payment of tax by the residents of the village. Lists of prisoners of war who were on the territory of the village. Lists of employees of village administration, local police and population of village Levivka. Collection includes order by Pidvysotsk district adm...

  5. Nerubaivka village administration in Pidvysotsk district

    • Нерубаївська сільська управа Підвисоцького району
    • Nerubaivska silska uprava Pidvysotskoho raionu

    Collection contains Orders by Kirovohrad Gebietskommissariat, Podvysotsk district state administration, and district councils on administrative and economic issues, mobilization of the labor force and its export to Germany, the fight against the partisan movement, the mandatory supply of agricultural products, the labor duty and taxation of the population. Information on the population of the village. Lists of persons who arrived to the village. Lists of persons who were in service in the German army. Collection includes orders to register the Jewish population and to impose 20% tax on them...

  6. Балківська районна управа, с. Балки Барського району

    • Balkivska raionna uprava
    • District administration of Balky village, Bar district

    Statements from Jews asking permission to open buffets and stores [inventory 1, file 54]. Acts of sanitary inspection of the ghetto [inventory 1, file 225]. Lists of ghetto prisoners in the Balky district, with separate list of deported Jews with the indication of the locality from which they were deported [inventory 2, file 5, pp. 26-45, 46-52]. The order of the praetor about the prohibition for the Jews, under threat of execution, to leave territory of the ghetto without a permit [inventory 4, file 17, p. 14].

  7. Collection of the photodocuments on the history of Kharkiv Communist party organization

    • Колекція фотодокументів з історії Харківської обласної партійної організації
    • Kolektsiia fotodokumentiv z istorii Kharkivskoi oblasnoi partiinoi orhanizatsii

    Collection contains photos of the old Bolsheviks, partisans and underground fighters, leading figures of industry, Heroes of the Soviet Union, Heroes of Socialist Labor, photos of various events, including German occupation, photo albums (mostly positives). Collection includes photos of barracks on the territory of the Kharkov tractor plant, where thousands of Jewish civilians were destroyed by the German invaders in the city of Kharkiv (inventory 1, file 402, pp. 1, 2).

  8. Shepetivka Gebietskommissariat

    • Шепетівський гебітскомісаріат
    • Shepetivskyi gebietskomisariat

    Collection includes population census (with divisions on age) in various localities of Shepetivka district as of 20 January 1942, particularly Jewish population (inventory 1, file 21, p. 36); information about ghetto in Dunaivtsy (inventory 1, file 62, p. 83); information about taxes imposed on the Jewish ghettos and sums obtained from them in Sudylkiv, Shepetivka, Berezdiv, Slavuta and Hannopil in February-March 1942 (inventory 1, file 184, p. 52); regulations about organization of Jewish workshops in Shepetivka gebiet to serve the local non-Jewish population (inventory 1, file 192, p. 18).

  9. Дзюньківська сільська управа, с. Дзюньків Плисківського району

    • Dziunkiv village administration
    • Dziunkivska silska uprava

    File 1. Contains an order by Plyskiv district administration to elder of Dzyunkiv village to provide lists of Jews who live in the village; order by Plyskiv district administration to elder of Dzyunkiv village to assist in collection of the stolen Jewish cooper instruments and to deliver them to Plyskiv industrial factory. File 2. Contains an order by Plyskiv district administration to elder of Dzyunkiv village to collect non-ferrous metals in the amount of 32 kg from each Jewish family in two-day term.

  10. Vasilkivtsy village administration in Mikhalpiltsy district of Iarmolyntsy gebiet

    • Васильківська сільська управа, с. Васильківці, Михалпільського району
    • Vasylkivska silska uprava, s. Vasylkivtsy Mykhalpilskoho raionu Iarmolynetskoho okruhu

    Directives and orders of district administrations, reports of agricultural councils, receipts on the delivery of state taxes and insurance, tax and procurement documents, lists of persons obtained insurance for buildings and inventory. Collection includes regulations about organization of Jewish workshops in Iarmolyntsy gebiet to serve the local non-Jewish population (file 3, p. 123).

  11. Хронологічні довідкі Запорізької області найважливіших подій, що відбувалися у період німецько-фашистської окупації

    • Chronological references about the most important events took place in Zaporizhzhia region during the German-Fascist occupation

    The collection contains files with each devoted to particular district or village councils of the region containing information about dates of occupation by Wehrmacht and liberation by the Red Army, with the information about the persecution and murder of civilian population, including Jews and Roma. The size of a file is from 30 to 90 pages.

  12. Корюківська районна поліція, смт. Корюківка Чернігівської області

    • Koriukivka district police, town of Koriukivka, Chernihiv oblast
    • Koriukivska raionna politsiia, s.m.t. Koriukivka of Chernihivska oblast

    Documentation of the local auxiliary police can contain information related to the Holocaust. Titles and sizes of the files: File 1. Book of orders, 89 pages. File 2. Lists of policemen, 167 pages. File 3. Lists of policemen, 36 pages.

  13. Operational group of the Ukrainian headquarter of partisan movement in Sumy region

    • Оперативна група Українського штабу партизанського руху Сумської області
    • Operatyvna hrupa Ukrainskoho shtabu partyzanskoho ruhu Sumskoi oblasti

    The collection contains lists of manpower, partisan autobiographies, personal files of agents in the Sumy region, reports of partisan units, commanders' orders, correspondence with the headquarters of the partisan movement and partisan groups and detachments. Information on weapons, ammunition, food for the units. Collection includes lists of wounded Jewish partisans (file 1, p. 41); lists of decorated Jewish partisans operated in Sumy region during the German occupation (file 1, pp. 53, 53).

  14. Beriuh village administration in Putivl district

    • Берюхівська сільська управа Путивльського району
    • Beriuhovska silska uprava Putivlskoho raionu

    Collection contains orders of the elder of the district, of chief agronomists to carry out agricultural work, supply of products and clothing for the German army, taxes, recruitment of citizens to work in Germany, registration of residents. Lists of individuals sent to Germany, prisoners of war. Individuals’ applications for tax benefits. Collection includes order by the head of Putivl district to stamp the letter "I" in the passports and other IDs of the local Jewish population (file 1, p. 124).

  15. Kirovohrad Commandant's office of the Ukrainian Order Service

    • Комендатура української служби порядку м. Кіровоград
    • Komendatura ukrainskoi sluzhby poriadku m. Kirovohrad

    Collection contains decrees, orders from the Reichkommissar of Ukraine, Kirovohrad city commissar on wage regulation and food prices, on the placement of homeless children into an orphanage and in the home of invalids. Lists of personnel of the commandant's office. Statements, autobiographies, questionnaires, characteristics of dwellers who wished to work in the commandant's office. Correspondence with the Reichskommissar of Ukraine on administrative issues. Collection includes official instruction about arrests of the Jews (file 6, p. 4).

  16. Vlizky village administration in Lebedinskyi district

    • Влізьківська сільська управа Лебединського району
    • Vlizkivska silska uprava Lebedinskoho raionu

    The collection contains the order of the city commandant's office on the organization of the Ukrainian auxiliary police, on the activities of the city commandant's office, on the registration of persons to be sent to Germany, on the punishment of citizens who distributed leaflets and helped the partisans, on the registration of population. Certificates of confirmation of ethnicity. Collection includes order from Ortskommandantur to stamp letter "I" in the Jewish passports and IDs. (file 1, p. 164).

  17. Володимирська районна поліція м. Києва

    • Vladimirskiy rayon Ukrainian guard police

    USHMM has copied from this fonds and describes the copies as follows: Fond 4437: 1: Orders of the commandants of staffs of the city and rayon police for October 1941-December 1942 (copies). List of employees of the city and Vladimirskiy rayon police. 1941-42. 385 pp. Fond 4437: 2: Registry book of persons arrested. 1942. 48 pp. Fond 4437: 3: Registry book of persons arrested. 1942-1943. 200 pp. Fond 4437: 4: Police duty roster book. 1941-1943. 500 pp. Fond 4437: 5: Police duty roster book. 1942. 200 pp. Fond 4437: 6: Police duty roster book. 1943. 234 pp. Fond 4437: 7: Sketch of police rout...

  18. Краснянська районна управа (періоду німецько-фашистської окупації), с. Красне Тиврівського району

    • Krasne district administration
    • Krasnianska raionna uprava

    Inventory 3, file 5, page 32 is an order to use Jews only as unskilled laborers. All those who work as skilled laborers are to be replaced with non-Jews.

  19. Torhovytsia village administration in Pidvysotskyi district

    • Торговицька сільська управа; с. Торговиці Підвисоцького району
    • Torhovytska silska uprava, s. Torhovytsy Pidvysotskoho raionu

    Collection includes lists of the Jewish belongings which were distributed for free among the Germans and local non-Jewish population in the village of Torhovytsi on 22 May 1942 (file 13, p. 6-10); list of the Jews in Torhovytsia (file 13, p. 16); list of the Jews who were imposed with taxes according to the order of the German commandant (file 13, p. 3).

  20. District administration in the village of Lutsykivka

    • Луциківська районна управа
    • Lutsikivska raionna uprava

    The collection contains decrees by Ortskommandantur and by head of the district on the activities of village heads, the deportation of laborers to Germany, delivery of food for the German army, tax collection, population lists, lists of prisoners of war, payroll information for teachers. Collection includes order by the major of the village of Lutsykivka to compile the lists of the village families with the Jewish families marked with the letter "E" (file 2, page 114).